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Eq(af), timing attack!

14 Mar 2020

Romain Calascibetta

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A reasonable TyXML release | Drup's thingies

I have the pleasure to announce the release of TyXML 4.4.0, with special Reason support!

06 Mar 2020

Gabriel Radanne

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Réunion annuelle du Club des utilisateurs d’Alt-Ergo

Alt-Ergo meeting Logo Alt-Ergo La deuxième réunion annuelle du Club des utilisateurs d’Alt-Ergo a eu lieu à la mi-février ! Notre réunion annuelle est l’endroit idéal pour passer en revue les besoins de chaque partenaire concernant Alt-Ergo. Cette année, nous avons eu le plaisir de recevo...

03 Mar 2020

OCamlPro

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Tuyau, the next conduit

27 Feb 2020

Romain Calascibetta

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Programming the Next Trillion Embedded Devices

Talk on programming approaches for the coming wave of embedded devices.

26 Feb 2020

Anil Madhavapeddy's Blog

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Watch all of Jane Street's tech talks

Jane Street has been posting tech talks from internal speakers andinvited guests for years—and they’re all available on our YouTubechannel:

20 Feb 2020

Jane Street Tech Blog

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The Algorithm for Precision Medicine

Presented by: Matt Might Precision medicine promises to deliver ultra-personalized care by casting medicine as an optimization problem: identifying the best possible treatment with respect to all available data. A slew of recent advances in biology, starting with the ability to sequence the human genome, have caused an explosion in the amount of data one can collect on a single patient and a similar explosion in the complexity of reasoning about this data in order to solve this optimization problem. Computational support for the practicing physician is no longer an option. This talk covers precision medicine from the ground up for computer scientists — through a personal journey from programming languages research into academic medicine. It will demonstrate progress to date, including the now-routine use of relational programming in miniKanren to identify personalized treatments for patients with some of the rarest and most challenging diseases in the world.

18 Feb 2020

Jane Street - Tech Talks

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